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245			_aDogri Short Stories Today
260			_aNew Delhi: _bSahitya Akademi, _c2016
300			_a261p, _c22cm
520			_a Dogri Short Stories Today: Like any other short fiction in Indic languages today, the Dogri short story too attempts to scan the absurdities of life. There is the horror of a midnight knock in the terror-infested (Midnight's Knock at the Door by Manoj), the tragicomedy of an elderly man who fails to recall at the station where he wants to go (Memory by Chhatrapal) and the compulsion of a mother to let her mentally challenged son die untreated because the poor fellow is unable to cope with life's harsh realities (A Mother's Compassion by Shakuntala Birpuri). Other stories like Shiv Mehta's The Border, O.P. Sharma Vidyarthi's The Red-Throated Sparrow and Chaman Panthi's A Noose Undone bring to the e reader the bitter-sweet-tangy flavour of the Dogra life.
650			_aShort stories, Dogri _vTranslations into English. _975180
700			_a Lalit Mangotra _eEditor _975181
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887			_28 _aPapia Akter
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